EX YOUTH ´Oakland Intervention´ - 7"

EX YOUTH ´Oakland Intervention´ - 7"
Jawk Records

On "Oakland Intervention," Ex Youth uses early-'80s California hardcore and late-'80s New York groove as a vehicle for social commentary (i.e. "I Hate San Francisco"), introspective revelations (i.e. "Mute" and "Melatonin"), and, of course, straight edge (i.e. "Don't Talk To Me" and "Last One Standing"). In the opening track, "Mute," vocalist Anthony Anzaldo shouts "A moments' time can feel like days, but a moment in time is just a phase." This is a reminder that pain can be temporary and to always allow your convictions to be present.

Track Listing:
A1. Mute
A2. Do Not
A3. I Hate San Francisco
B1. Second Stone From The Sun
B2. Melatonin
B3. Last One Standing